conservatory - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, American English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - zimní zahrada, prosklená přístavba

noun, British English - a room with glass walls and glass roof that is attached to a house and is usually used to grow sensitive plants in

 

tearjerker - doják (film, kniha, příběh)

noun, informal - a sad story in a film, a book or a play that is intended to make people cry

 

shmutz - špína (něco špinavého)

noun, American English, informal - dirt or something dirty

 

schmuck - hlupák, idiot

noun, American English, informal - a stupid person

 

tramp stamp - tetování nad zadkem

noun, informal - a small tattoo on a woman's lower back (slang)

 

Tex-Mex - mexické a texaské, mexiko texaské

adjective, informal - with elements of Mexican and Texan music, cooking or culture

 

super-trooper - suprový, báječný

adjective, informal - fantastic, excellent, great

 

stranger danger - potenciální nebezpečí (spojené s cizími lidmi)

noun, informal - the idea or warning, especially to children, that all strangers may potentially be dangerous

 

sneak peek - ochutnávka (filmu, videohry apod.)

noun, informal - an opportunity to see something, e.g. a film or video game or a part of it, before it is officially released

 

bounce - vřítit se, vletět, vrazit (někam), vyřítit se, vyrazit (odněkud)

verb - to move somewhere in a cheerful way, showing you have a lot of energy

 

dribble - driblovat, kličkovat (s míčem pro sportu)

verb - to move the ball past your oponent by kicks, bounces or hits (e.g. in basketball or football)

 

dribble - odkapávat, kapat, stékat

verb - (of a liquid) to flow in a thin stream or small irregular drops

bouncy castle - skákací hrad (pro děti)

noun - an inflatable model of a castle or a similar object that children can jump and play on

cuttlefish - sépie

noun - a sea creature with a soft body, hard shell inside and eight short arms